

RubixKube. Watches your infrastructure when nobody is there. Every incident ends with a cause and a fix.
RubixKube is an AI SRE platform that understands your infrastructure,
finds the root cause of every incident, opens the fix and remembers what worked.









The RubixKube Console. Every incident, its cause and the fix, in one place.
Observers in your clusters, machines and clouds report what breaks. Rubix groups it into incidents and finds the root cause of each one, with the evidence. Then it suggests the fix. You decide how much it may do on its own.

Early results from production deployments, measured as the average across 12 teams.
01/Faster answers
Mean time to understand an incident
21× faster than by hand
02/Less noise
Fewer alerts that need a person
98% of real issues still caught
03/Time back
Engineering time saved each month
$6K/mo engineering cost saved
Continuous intelligence
Investigations are not episodic. Every conversation, every RCA, every human correction feeds the same growing model. Indexes rebuild, connections deepen, and the system's understanding of your stack expands with every passing day.
The result is persistent context. RubixKube doesn't wake up when an alert fires. It has been observing continuously, getting sharper with every signal it sees.
Built for the tools your teams already use
Cloud, delivery, observability, collaboration, and data, wired in without rip-and-replace.
Cloud & edge
Delivery & platform
Observability & incidents
Chat, email & meetings
Work & support
Data & events
RubixKube watches your infrastructure when nobody is there. Kepler sits with the engineer when someone is. Those are the two ends of an incident, and Rubix works in both.


RubixKube. Watches your infrastructure when nobody is there. Every incident ends with a cause and a fix.

Kepler. A new way of thinking about operations: the SRE IDE that sits with the engineer on call.
The Drill and the Map: Why AI for Operations Can't Live in One RepoA coding agent knows one repository intimately. An operator has never had the luxury of one repository. The knowledge problem in software operations is breadth across codebases and continuity over time, not depth in a single directory. Every AI developer tool on the market today is a drill. The operator needs a map.EssaySep 7, 2026
MTTU: the part of an incident most teams never measureMTTU measures how long it takes a team to understand what broke and why. Learn how it differs from MTTR, why it is the real bottleneck in incident response, and how to track it.Glossary
AI SRE tools in 2026: what they do well, what they missCompare the top AI SRE tools in 2026. Learn how they work, their limitations, and what to look for when choosing an AI SRE platform for your infrastructure.CompareWhat customers say
“Killer stuff. Super clean UX, well thought through.”KishoreCTO, Yellow.ai
“Super easy to set up with a single command. Impressed by the out-of-the-box metrics and clutter-free UI. A breath of fresh air.”
Sachin GovindSoftware Engineer“It truly feels like talking directly to your infrastructure. It's rare to see such polish in infra management platforms.”
Mridul GainStaff Engineer, Platform9“RubixKube brought calm and clarity to our operations. We moved from reacting to anticipating.”
Ganesh KumarCEO, Sheshi AI“The value wasn't a dashboard. It was the system fixing the right things at the right time, with proof.”
Kartik PawarStaff Engineer, Fellow.aiEvery incident you resolve without RubixKube is context it never learns from.
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